Another Friday Fun where we got epic. Yes, this is what happens when you ask LBi creatives how we’d project our holiday slides. It’ll be all the rage in two years, we assure you.
Tags: creative, epic, Friday fun, projection
See how smitten we were with a client’s Valentine brief.
Watch our film here: Friday Fun #2 vol. 2 on Vimeo
Film courtesy of Motion Guru Emil.
Tags: creative, Friday fun, love
Forget the coalition.
They’re old news.
Here in the creative department we spent a whole ten minutes of Friday Fun drafting manifestos for four new political movements:
The Kitten Party, the Chip Party, the Clown Party and the Broken Hearted Party.
After deciding basic principles, such as the right to a clown in every town and a ban on public displays of affection, we figured out how to disseminate the message… milky fountains, burning ex-igies, virtual territory marking, honeymoon honeytraps, liposuction kiosks, remote pranking.
You know, the usual kind of stuff.
This wonky logic rebooted our brains. So, when we collectively tackled a brief to campaign on behalf of people living with cancer, our imaginations ran wild.
Watch this space.
Tags: broken hearted, chips, clown, creative department, Friday fun, kitten, parties
How do you promote a seminar that deals with the topic ‘How technology is changing behaviour?‘
Challenged to create a set of interesting posters for the event, we decided our next Friday fun needed to have a robotic angle to it. Cue the idea to write personal ads for 4 robots whose personality just might be similar to our esteemed speakers.
Robot 1
An academic, philosopher robot who believes the individual doesn’t exist – humans are now a combined force, drawn together by technology.
Tall Alu-bot with big antenna and tendency to short circuit seeks networking opportunities for combined neoAristotelian pleasure promises across all social identity expressions. Please bring your own Ken & Barbie dolls as I need more friends to ‘like me’.
Robot 2
Creative technologist with the ability to monologue for 2 hours straight makes it difficult for humans to always understand.
1m22, model no. XLXJ132, processor speed 60GHz (liquid cooled), GPS, built-in 64bit capable memory, ext. storage, capacity to upgrade, comes with all popular connections. Speaks fluent, C++/Java/.net/HTML5, looking for compatible doc with appropriate software and plugins. Cheap PCs need not apply.
Robot 3
Former head of technology – who is used to running an entire chort of worker-bots – knows the future both good & bad – and how these can be exploited for or against human survival.
Your singledom is unacceptable. Report to my motherboard via port 400 (iso 908456). My firewall will be open from 17:30:00 and you will be fully compliant by 19:30:00. Full warranty and call back included.
Robot 4
A large character in all ways – tries to dress like human, fond of a cravat or too, very funny, makes money out of the study of humans.
Human pleasure bot seeks tester to break world orgasm record. Looking for fan of local beauty spots and canine activities. Free CAT Scan and horoscope with every successful interface.
Tags: behaviour, Friday fun, ipa, robot, Technology
With loads of new faces, it was time to share a bit of cross departmental love between our User Experience team and the creative department. Providing a bit more insight into what we do, how we do it and most importantly how we do it together.
Cue the loveable Marcus Mustafa to talk about all things experience, including seduction design and biometric, prosthetic magic. It’s not rocket science but it’s not black magic either!
The creative angle was represented by yours truly touching on a wide variety of influences across the design and content spectrum. From design systems & grids to Freytag’s pyramid & Plutchik’s wheel of emotions.
It was a Friday and hopefully the laughter indicated it was fun.
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